Looks good, hope it is, Disney's winning streak since Princess and the Frog has been pretty great.

*checks box office for Disney's last few animated films*

I think I prefer this suggested script for a Snowden film:

Mack's line (after Ms Li bribes the football team to drink as much soda as possible) that he appears to be the only one on the football team who can count in halves is very funny

Always loved one of Quinn's quotes at the end of the episode 'One J at a Time':

I'm hoping that the Giants could yet prove to be the least worst team in the NFC East this year. 9-7 record and one and done in the playoffs is achieveable! Maybe.

Hmmm, well I hope I like this album more than this reviewer did! I thought Matangi was pretty underrated, especially coming off Maya (which has some good songs but is also a bit of a mess). Regardless of how this turns out, Arular and Kala will always be two fantastic albums.

$25 million budget/$14 million box office - I guess that's a flop, especially considering how big Seinfeld was at the time?

Speaking of Michael Richards, has Trial and Error ever been covered in My Year/World of Flops?

I think Chris Hemsworth's detour into comedy was well-advised. The films didn't do well, but he's pretty funny in them (also in that recent video Marvel put out on what Thor was getting up to during Civil War) and hopefully he'll do more stuff like that in the future.

I'd prefer a new FFVII spinoff - I Am Cait Sith

I think I've lucked out here in the UK, haven't seen trailers for any of these films thus far (though I do keep seeing the one for Storks). Seeing Kubo this weekend, so maybe the full horror will finally be unleashed on me then.

I hope this guy never collaborates with Adrian Tomine, a lot of AV Club commenters might just implode with the force of their combined hatred for both of them.

Poor Allison Williams and Zosia Mamet, bad enough they both have to deal with embarrassing fathers, they also have to deal with a co-star who keeps putting her foot in it as well.

Richard Linkater minus directing/writing talent = Kevin Smith

I'm hoping Kaepernick calls a press conference where he tells everyone that's been having a go at him to go fuck themselves. It won't do much good but what the hell, they should all go fuck themselves.

Looking at the UK schedule for the rest of 2016, I'm interested in:

Or indeed any Oliver Stone film made since Nixon

Good to have him back, though a bit baffled by all this talk of how long he's been away and how people were going mad waiting for a new album. Considering we've had the likes of D'Angelo and The Avalanches resurface in recent years, four years isn't even that long a gap between albums!

I will give this a try, if only because I still hope the Baz Luhrmann who made Strictly Ballroom/Romeo and Juliet/Moulin Rouge is still capable of being that good again. Love those films and dismayed that he seems to have lost his way since then.